A National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) contractor chopped trees worth Rs 8 crore to widen a road in Jakaram reserved forests in Mulugu district, triggering an internecine conflict between two state departments – revenue and forest – over control of a verdant sweep straddling 400 acres. A National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) contractor chopped trees worth Rs 8 crore to widen a road in Jakaram reserved forests in Mulugu district, triggering an internecine conflict between two state departments – revenue and forest – over control of a verdant sweep straddling 400 acres.
